Egg coffee recipe

A few years ago, on my first day at hip Nexy Hostelin Hanoi, Vietnam, I was told by a fellow hostel guest that a must-do was trying egg-coffee, and that there was a “secret” coffee shop where I could get one hidden behind a silk store. Sounded like a fun adventure so I gladly accepted the business…

Swedish Egg Coffee Recipe the egg removes impurities, acidity, and makes the coffee clear, creamy, with a smooth taste. Perfect for any time.

Adding cold water to the boiled coffee is usually enough to settle the coffee grounds, but I like to run it through a strainer.

Forget whipped coffee and try Vietnamese egg coffee instead. Here's a simple 4-ingredient recipe that you'll want to make again and again.

Vietnamese egg coffee is a quintessential Vietnamese drink with custardy egg cream, layered on top of bold coffee. It's like a creme brulee coffee. Containing coffee with egg yolk, learn how to elevate this recipe with tempered egg.

Swedish Egg Coffee I live on coffee! I drink it all day; love it hot or iced. What I don’t like is bitter coffee. You know the type that you get a whiff of cigarette smoke smell right before you take a sip…ugh and more ugh. My daughter Katrina introduced me to a new way of making coffee – while adding an egg – shell and all!! OK…I am game to try most things so sign me up. I understand that this is the standard way of making coffee in many parts of the world, however it was new to

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Read on to learn how to make a cup of Vietnamese egg coffee at home. Take it from a former skeptic, you will not be disappointed!

When adding egg to coffee, it gives it a creamy and foamy texture that is super delicious. It´s carb-free and can be used as a meal replacemet.

We had never heard of egg coffee until we visited Hanoi in Vietnam, do now we want to share How to make Egg Coffee – the Vietnamese way. Of course, we had to try it, because honestly, we thought ‘how very odd.’ We headed to the original home of egg coffee in Hanoi, called Cafe Giang. Get the recipe here.